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I just visited MikeBookPro's blog and it got me thinking about Christmas cards again.
My intention was to design 20 Christmas cards over the last month, and well I got distracted and forgot about this intention. Wopse.
I also planned to offer some "premium" cards to clients for an extra fee, say $5 or $10 extra *one time fee, not per set* to help offset the royalties cost.
I was just wondering where everyone here gets their Christmas card templates.
Do you make them? Or do you buy the rights from somewhere else? If so, what resource do you use? If you dont mind sharing.
I also want to keep the prices as cheap as possible to encourage clients to buy cards through me, instead of going to the walmart kiosk with their own pictures, so I need a pro lab that doesnt charge an arm and a leg. Also the cheaper the card cost, the more profit I can possibly get.
What source do you all use to print your greeting card needs?
I have received some from WHCC and they looked great. They were 5x7 press printed on some sort of paper, I forget which one but it wasnt glossy. They looked great, but the per card cost was a bit high. Especially if I were to get a Christmas greeting printed on the back.
My intention was to design 20 Christmas cards over the last month, and well I got distracted and forgot about this intention. Wopse.
I also planned to offer some "premium" cards to clients for an extra fee, say $5 or $10 extra *one time fee, not per set* to help offset the royalties cost.
I was just wondering where everyone here gets their Christmas card templates.
Do you make them? Or do you buy the rights from somewhere else? If so, what resource do you use? If you dont mind sharing.
I also want to keep the prices as cheap as possible to encourage clients to buy cards through me, instead of going to the walmart kiosk with their own pictures, so I need a pro lab that doesnt charge an arm and a leg. Also the cheaper the card cost, the more profit I can possibly get.
What source do you all use to print your greeting card needs?
I have received some from WHCC and they looked great. They were 5x7 press printed on some sort of paper, I forget which one but it wasnt glossy. They looked great, but the per card cost was a bit high. Especially if I were to get a Christmas greeting printed on the back.